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Originally Posted by MD Longhorn
I'm in the "don't say anything" crowd too... but the concern you're raising is not really valid. It IS our job to tell them when they are out. I'd have a hard time T'ing up a coach for calling a timeout when he didn't have any, if I had not done my job and told him he did not have any.
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I didn't say that we shouldn't tell them when they're out. I fully agree that we should inform them when they are out of timeouts.
You still give the T even if you forgot to inform him that he is out of timeouts. You not informing him doesn't allow him to evade the penalty.
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Originally Posted by OKREF
Fair enough.. I just talked to 10 coaches and everyone of them like it. They all said it is always good to communicate, especially in late game situations.
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You talked to 10 coaches in that time frame?
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Originally Posted by Adam
The odds of this happening are extremely slim, but there's really no reason not to avoid the problem by simply waiting til he's out before saying anything.
That said, if that's what's expected....
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See above. I am all for letting them know when they're out of timeouts. I never said otherwise.